Students, attorneys discuss ethics over coffee
The role of ethics in everyday life was discussed at the Coffee and Ethics meeting, bringing in around 20 students and staff members on campus April 7. Attorney Amanda Carpenter
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Representative Steve Russell to speak at Commencement
A member of the U.S. House of Representatives will speak to all of those being honored at the OCCC’s 2016 commencement ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 13, at the
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Announcing the graduating class of OCCC’s Spring 2016 semester
The following students have applied for May graduation. Diplomas will be granted after credentials are completed and degree requirements are met. Students who expect to fulfill degree requirements may participate
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New LGBTQ club puts focus on ‘T’
OCCC has not had an active lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer student club on campus for at least two years. Two students, Aubrey Meneses and Ryan Middleton, are working
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ESL program helps international students achieve fluency in English
The main goal for the English as a Second Language bridge program is helping international students to reach the college English level and help them succeed at OCCC, said Abra
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Annie Oakley wins grand prize at third annual OCCC talent show
The grand prize winner of the third annual OCCC talent show was Annie Oakley, a local country/folk group, comprised of twins Grace and Sophia Babb on vocals and guitar, and
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Kid Koala’s ‘Nufonia Must Fall’ previewed for local elementary school kids
As the elementary school kids filled the auditorium during the morning of April 8, they looked onto the Visual and Performing Arts theater stage puzzled to see 12 stands with small plastic sets, along with a giant white movie screen in the background.
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Broadcasting students take awards
Broadcasting students brought home five awards after attending the annual Oklahoma Broadcast Educators Association Student Day in Tulsa on March 21. Grace Babb won first place for her entertainment short.
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Exhibit showcases graduating students art
Seven graduating art students are showcasing their best work for family, friends and the public through an open gallery exhibit
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City officials speak on watershed protection
Trying to dispose items you no longer need can lead to pollution problems when they land in the wrong place. This was the message from two Oklahoma City officials who
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